Scottie Barnes had a double-double as the Toronto Raptors routed the Cleveland Cavaliers 126-104 on Thursday in Game 3 of their first-round NBA playoff series.

Premier Danielle Smith's government has introduced legislation to increase the number of seats in the Alberta Legislature to ...

The Senators are in a familiar — and uncomfortable — playoff position. Jackson Blake scored the winner in the second period and Frederik Anderson made 21 saves as Carolina beat Ottawa 2-1 to take a ...

Newly announced changes to Saskatchewan's affordable daycare program, including a 10-hour standard day and increased grants for child-care facilities with the lowest fees, are getting mixed reviews.

Fans of a rustic Windsor restaurant that’s been part of the community for decades say they are sad to learn of its closure. A notice taped to the door of the shuttered Lumberjack Restaurant notifies ...

The last day of the PWHL regular season on Saturday will be anything but boring. All eight teams are in action in four consecutive games to conclude the league's third regular season. The Toronto ...

On-It Regional Transit said this week it plans to discontinue three bus routes it operates between Calgary, Cochrane and Okotoks. The company set May 29 as the final day of service for its Okotoks ...

Blue Jays fans have waited years for meaningful September baseball to be played at Rogers Centre and the crowd of 47,992 was treated to a dandy Tuesday as the Yankees went back and forth with Toronto ...

A man was found dead early Thursday morning at a gas station in Peace River, Alta., after he was run over by his stolen ...

Over the past week, CBC Ottawa and Radio-Canada dispatched its reporters and videographers to capture some of the scenes resulting from the flooding. Caption: A flooded area of rue Saint-Louis in ...

Independent MLA Tara Armstrong was speaking against the K'ómoks Treaty Act legislation when she referenced "blood and soil." ...

In a legislative committee meeting on Wednesday, Education Minister Claire Johnson revealed that the new program would offer a “shared-cost model” instead of a voluntary pay-what-you-can system.